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Berean Builders Science in the Atomic Age Chapter 9 Study Questions

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from atoms to tissues, list natures levels of organization that we have learned about so far in order. atoms. molecules, cell organelles, cells, tissues
what fact allows a scientist to identify different tissues using a microscope? the cell that makes up different tissues look different
what do soft octeocytes, red blood cells, and delicate vein valves in dinosaur fossils indicate about the fossils age? they indicate that the fossils cant be millions of years old
what does hydroxyapatite do for bone tissue? what does collagen do? hydroxyapatite makes bone tissue hard and strong, while collagen makes the bone tissue more flexible
what do we call hydroxyapatite and collagen mixture that exits between bone cells? bone matrix
what are the three types of bone cells, and what do they do? osteobalsts make new bone matrix and puts it where it belongs, osteocytes maintain the existing bone matrix, and osteoclasts break down the bone matrix
compare compact bone tissue to spongy bone tissue. compact bone tissue has the cells packed tightly, makin hard, heavy bones. spongy bone tissue has holes in it, making lighter, less strong bones
what are the four general types of tissue in the human body? epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nerve tissue
what are the three kinds of muscles, and what do they do? skeletal muscles move the skeleton, smooth muscles operate the organs, and cardiac muscles operate the heart
which of these types of muscles are voluntary? ( skeletal, smooth, or cardiac) skeletal
which of these types of muscles are involuntary? ( skeletal, smooth, or cardiac) smooth and cardiac muscles
what connects muscle to bone tendons
what does cartilage in a joint? it covers the bones in the joint so that they don't scrape each other
what are the three functions of epithelial tissue? protection, absorption, and secretion
which of the three functions are done by epithelial tissue in glands? secretion
what is gastric juice? it is the liquid found in the stomach
in general, what structures receive signals in a neuron? what structure sends signals away from the neuron? most neurons sends signals through the dendrites and sends signals down the axon
what part of the neuron holds the nucleus and most of the organelles? the cell body
what does the myelin sheath do for nerve signals? it makes the signal travel down the axon faster
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